🆕 The history of Chaliswan? 40 days after death | assim al hakeem JAL

[@alvirarahman2690]

Happens here in Bangladesh as well 🇧🇩 I am so tired of cultural practices that has NOTHING to do with Islam.

[@samia6888]

I also am tired of it. It took a long time for me to separate what is true Islam and what is culture. In Bangladesh they think it is okay to wear taveez (amulet) which is shirk and they also think it is okay to go down and touch parents feet like Hindus do which is also very bad. May Allah guide us all truly. Ameen.

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

But, alhamdulillah now with the power of the internet a lot of the new generation is coming to true Islam. They listen to lectures by our true alims and realise the folly that their forefathers were duped into.

[@AdrianMuslim]

Thank Allah everyday because he has guided you from this misguidance in your country.

[@fakeidentityesq]

Yes, but don't be too harsh because they don't know any better. That is what they are taught. We were taught that too until we learned differently. Hate the action, not the people. It is better to sin and be humble and repentant, than to not sin and be arrogant.

[@airevjav6168]

Pakistan n Bangladesh are influenced by indian culture

[@healthworm]

Bid'ah varies from country to country; continents to continents. Sunnah remains the same across countries.

[@thereviewer6517]

Across all of creation

[@musamoya]

Ameen Masha Allah Musa from Uganda

[@booll5571]

Brothers and sisters, even when it’s practiced by everyone in your country, *be the first one to change it* and by doing that you can be an encouraging role model for people surrounding you to change it too!

[@mrhan-nf9qv]

iam from indonesia is not that easy bro if u didnt do it get ready to get bullyied from your neighbor

[@agungpriambodo1674]

Ma sha Allah The next time we give them food because similar to Ja'far bin Abi Thalib died and prophet shollallahu alaihi wa salam give food to Ja'far family

[@buttman12954]

@@mrhan-nf9qvEven the prophet(saws) were tested and bullied Our Prophet was bullied for 13 years of meccan period. how can we expect it to be easy and with 0 tests. It is your test and you must stay firm and steadfast on the way of Prophet(saws) and our Deen.

[@Le_temps_....]

​@@mrhan-nf9qv c'est cela la dawa akhi, c'est parce que les prophètes l'ont fait que c'est dure. Je veux être de ceux qui appel au chemin d'Allah et son messager. La récompense est sûrement immense

[@creativeideas012]

​@@mrhan-nf9qv how long are people going to bully you?? Days? Weeks? Months? Years? People are concerned about other people's feelings when you being alive or dead doesn't make any difference in their lives... They're not going to answer for you in your grave nor on the day of judgment Change has to start somewhere, we cannot lose the opportunity to start from ourselves. Wrong ends with the current generation bi iznillah!

[@SeaShellsSeaShells89]

Very common here in Pakistan too, even in our family. They don't listen no matter how much we try explaining it to them! "Yes, sure, maybe but what will all these people say? That they didn't even do/give us a chaliswan? They will be upset and talk about us" is their response.

[@jecobreza2406]

When my father died I tried to tell my relatives not to arrange something like this. But I was young back then. So,they didn’t listen what I said.

[@syaq4k]

SubhanAllah.. same here too 😢

[@hasan7664]

in India, they directly call me a Wahabi. There are so many innovations I can't count and think they have the correct aqeedah. I don't even trust the imams of the masjids here anymore in Friday khutbahs. When I grow up and have authority over my own house, I'll never let these innovations pass down

[@mmafan1hadz624]

Same iin my country Bosnia 🇧🇦

[@mmafan1hadz624]

​@@hasan7664 May Allah s w. keep you steadfast on sunnah

[@tabassumsultana4279]

I belong to the North east part of India and we follow the same rituals like this. We are told not to keep the room (where we kept the mayyad) dark for remaining 40 days because the soul of the person needs to see light and after 40 days it will leaved the house .... Astagfirullah! I used to believe this before but my heart always tells me that this rituals are wrong ,so i did my own research and finally learnt the truth ... Alhamdulillah i found Sheikh Assim ,Mufti Menk,Omar Suleiman and many of them who help me to understand better of islam ... zazakallah ❤❤❤

[@taimurahmad]

dont listen to mufti menk the jaahil and omar suleimajn the lgbt propogater. Listen to OneWaytoParadise,AMAU,Madinah College,Luton Islamic Centre

[@SiSp000]

JazakAllah hu khaira

[@aadilabdulla]

Is it Assam?

[@thegigachad527]

From where Silchar???

[@temuridturkmughal3330]

Omar Suleiman is joke

[@fahr.879]

Narrated Abu Huraira: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "Whoever says, 'Subhan Allah wa bihamdihi,' one hundred times a day, will be forgiven all his sins even if they were as much as the foam of the sea Sahih al-Bukhari 6405

[@latif4613]

❤❤ jazakallhu kheir akhi

[@SammynAlgeria]

thank you so much akhi may allah grant your wishes and doubles them

[@saleenakarim9538]

When u follow the quran an hadith u will never go wrong may Allah reward an bless u for your reminder

[@HasanAhmed-ex6jv]

Yes it's easy when you pick and choose the Hadith to suit your agenda and reject perfectly good Qudsi hadith because they do not fit your agenda.

[@yahya2231]

common tradition in Malaysia too, may Allah guide us all ameen

[@elkapitan75]

Yes and reciting Al fatihah and yaseen for the departed...

[@HumanBeing...]

Sadly in Bangladesh too :'(

[@Rased_1]

@@HumanBeing... India too

[@tahafaruqi6651]

Happens in Pakistan too. Infact here ive seen people do this every thursday until the 40th day.

[@leroyfong7957]

3rd 7th 10th 100th days

[@aishaabubakar7075]

Today counts 40 days to my mothers death and this is very helpful. JazakalLahu khair sheikh and may Allah continue to have mercy on her and all muslim umma

[@maryammoaviya2777]

May Allah make it easy for you even my mother passed away 18 days before

[@S_BASHIR]

May Allah subhana ta'ala grant both of your mother's forgiveness and Jannatul Firdaws and give you sabr and strength during these difficult times Aameen.🤲

[@karimambosanga4290]

Just today my neighbour asked me the same question and told the same answer be blessed shekh Your saving the uma

[@7asan_r]

Verry common in India and subcontinent in general, if you refute their bidah, they go crazy and ballistic on you by calling you an extremist

[@aneeskemal4431]

Makes sense as it's baggage brought from the mushrikeen and the barelvi have made it a compulsion.

[@immu365]

​​​@@aneeskemal4431 brelvis account for 70%of sunni population in the indian subcontinent.Before calling brelvis as mushrikeen,know that they account for the majority of sunni population. And by indian subcontinent i mean pak,india, bangladesh combined.

[@aneeskemal4431]

@@immu365 So what's your point? There are more non believers than Muslims in the world so does mean thst they're on the right path?

[@aaliguy9986]

@@immu365 Barelvis are the most innovative of all the groups. Making supplications to the dead and practising various bida'as that are not part of the religion or was not practiced in the classic Islamic tradition.

[@Hilman_Faiz]

​@@immu365 he said barelvi brought things from mushrikeen, not claiming barelvis are musrikeen. Also, just because it's majority doesn't mean they are in the true path, according to what Allah said in multiple occasions: "And if you obey most of those on earth, they will mislead you far away from Allah’s path. They follow nothing but conjecture, and they do nothing but lie." [Surah Al-An’aam, ayah 116] "And most of them We found to be not true to their covenant, but most of them We found indeed to be evil sinners." [Surah Al-A’raaf, ayah 102] "But most of mankind doesn’t know." [Surah Al-A’raaf, ayah 187]

[@rtruth550]

Alhamdulillah. In our family, we, as the younger generation, are trying our level best to avoid these innovations.

[@samia6888]

May Allah continue to give you hidaya.

[@omairbinenam6337]

masha'Allah, Maaliki YaumidDeen

[@alihaider14322]

Hahaha you are already confident on misleading no one can show u right path from wahabi dark ideology to ahle sunnat.

[@omairbinenam6337]

@@alihaider14322 I was originally deoband/barelvi but now am a convert wahabi/ahle hadith , because in contrast to other sects I found light and true guidance here. alhumduLiLLah. please do not be offended. we are all brothers.

[@masta6467]

@@omairbinenam6337 brother there i cant be sure about ahle hadith or other sects i know many people say ahle haith is the closest to islam but why not be just "muslims" why naming yourselves "ahle hadith" or "sunni" im not sure but it is wrong you are MUSLIM!!!! Just be muslim and follow quran and mohammad saw's teachings!

[@brothersINtawheed]

Masha'Allah.. very well said.. Alhamdulillah.. it's unfortunate that these innovation is widely practised in subcontinent.. May Allah SWT guide us to be on the path of which he is pleased with.. Aameen

[@healthworm]

Write a final will before you die that your funeral rites mustn't have any kind of bidah. The final will of the deceased has to be honoured

[@dearyuss9051]

The same here in the Philippines some Muslim even my family or tribes doing this ritual practice. May Allah forgive us for this wrong doing.

[@AdrianMuslim]

Thank Allah everyday because he has guided you from this misguidance in your country.

[@palpiobfuscator8973]

tausugs?

[@baldeh4]

Even in the Gambia and Senegal this is so common but Alhamdulillah it is changing

[@adeemah8320]

Very common in subcontinent “ India pkistan bangladesh sri lanka ... many more 😢Allah may give them right guidance

[@AdrianMuslim]

Thank Allah everyday because he has guided you from this misguidance in your country.

[@mohamedrifky4656]

We see 40 days is practiced in Pakistan, India, Malaysia and as well in Africa. It is also practiced here in Sri Lanka.

[@FairyRood]

Here in Indonesia, "most" of the moslem practice it in the whole first 7 days, 40th day, 100th day, and 1000th day. But my family and I don't do it...

[@juwairiafatima1063]

JazakAllah o khairian kaseera sheikh.

[@MuhammadAhmadchattha]

A good message JazzakAllah Khair. Brother may Allah Azzawajal let people also on TikTok benefit from this message

[@nailaali2428]

Well expounded. May Allah guide us to the path of prophet Mohamnad PBUH.

[@mariamk6088]

In Uganda too . Subhana Allah May Allah Subhanahu wata'ala guide us all

[@Muhammadalindonisi]

Syukron ustadz. May Allah taala reward you. Assalamualaikum from your student in indonesia

[@kazirakibahmed2965]

Assalam mualiakum wa Rahmatullah wa Barkatu. Sadly in Bangladesh it is also practiced heavily and patronized by a good number of so-called Islamic Mawlanas. I personally have objected in few cases and tried to convince them that this is not the Sunnah of our beloved RasullAllah SWA. But my efforts went into vain. Alhamdulilallh, good news is recently there are young generation researchers of Islam and they are spreading authentic ways of the practices primarily through digital platforms. May Allah SWT always guide us to the Truth and keep us in the straight path. ZejakAllah Khayer Sheykh for your valuable lectures. You have a good following in Bangladesh.

[@agungpriambodo1674]

Ma sha Allah The next time we give them food because similar to Ja'far bin Abi Thalib died and prophet shollallahu alaihi wa salam give food to Ja'far family

[@bilaldjanes8019]

MashaAllah TabarakAllah.... May Allah Subhana wa tá ala always protect you and always show you the best way. Allah Amien💚🤲🏾

[@nsm6526]

When trying to tell them they respond by saying wahabi lol it's go to term to continue culture or traditions that have no evidence from the sunnah or quran

[@elafzal5866]

Yes the wahabi card is pulled immediately to dismiss guidance and stay on misguidance.

[@immu365]

The main purpose is Esal e Sawaab, its a part of islam. You cant deny it. People recite quran and ask for the forgiveness of the deceased person. How is this biddah? Reciting quran and Esal e Sawaab is biddah according to you wahabi najdi salafi terrorist?

[@autumn4838]

The problem is people hate to hear the truth.

[@m.h.a.2404]

you wanna hear the truth sister? drawing something with soul like human and animals is prohibited, and it's compulsory for us to cover our awrah

[@RashidpakAlb2]

JazakAllah khair

[@Fanaya222]

Very common practice in West Africa as well. May Allah SWT guide us all. Ameen.

[@truthmatters7788]

Chaliswa, barsi, gyarvi etc - All these practices are been followed just to fill the stomach with variety of food.

[@rahamankhan1212]

The problem with today's generation of Muslims they have left the authors of 1400 years or classical scholars who have written in their books on important days like number 1, number 7, number 30, and number 40 and number 101. Without knowledge they don't fully understand the significance of 40 days in Islam. To get something rewarded or coming from hardship to rewards it requires 40 days. Below are some examples which tell the person significance of 40 days in Islam. The first human Hazrat Adam was created in 40 days or 40 years. Noah A.S: or Nooh A.S, the rain was rained on the earth for 40 days or 40 years. Yousuf A.S : Father Yakub A.S and Yousuf A.S were separated for 40 years and met after 40 days. Younus A.S : He was in the whale belly for 40days and night and on 41st day he was rewarded with the freedom. Musa A.S : Bani Israel were salve for 400 years in egyptian and they got freedom after that. Allah commanded him to fast for forty days. He appointed his brother Haaroon as his deputy to be in charge of his people, and he fasted for those days. Then Allah revealed the Tawraat (Torah) to him at the mountain of al-Toor (Sinai) Prophet Musa A.S was there for 40 days. Isa A.S or Jesus: He was 40 years he was crucified and he will return at the same age. Our Prophet Mohammed S.A.W: He was going and coming to cave Hira, and he announced it officially to the humans at the age of 40. Even Meccans were aware of the importance of 40. Do you the Islam was a strength with the 40th member it was Hazrat Umar R.A who was the 40th person to accept Islam and start becoming powerful. Don't forget every human keeps evolve in the mother's womb every 40 days. Even if you want to start a good practise or worst you need 40 days and to get molded into it for strong spiritual or evility. Like wise after death 40 days, the Allah will keep changing the condition of grave and death person will either given more or less peace or torment. . . . Keeping doing the good things and transmit the reward to your ancestor or family, it may in form. Because Prohpet Mohammed s.a.w hadees every good act is sadaqa. Where it is 1st day, 3 days, or 40 days or 1 year. . . . May Allah guide everyone.

[@nameera6092]

Thanks so much bro very beautifull quote.

[@agungpriambodo1674]

Ma sha Allah The next time we give them food because similar to Ja'far bin Abi Thalib died and prophet shollallahu alaihi wa salam give food to Ja'far family

[@abubakargujjar1955]

Subcontinent is full of such innovations which have made deen complexed and tough

[@HohojoMalek]

Very common in Bangladesh too

[@farahsiddique6702]

SubhanAllah THANK YOU May Allah have MERCY on us all AMEEN

[@salmanal4380]

أمين

[@farahsiddique6702]

SubhanAllah THANK YOU

[@Cartidise]

May Allah guide us all

[@Amd107]

Indians also do this. Astagfirullah, may Allah guide all muslims to the correct path

[@MohamedShou]

I’m not surprise Indians do this. There is so many weird practices that Muslims in the Indian subcontinent do 😂

[@farahhansen8206]

Also in Marocco (North Africa) 40 days after we called sadaka, my Allah guide them Ameen

[@sapiahramlie5910]

Aameen Aameen Aameen Yaa Rabb for your doa Sheikh to the deceased

[@creativeideas012]

The fact is, most people that you see involved in such practices, skip fardh. They try to comfort themselves thinking that they'll be rewarded for such baseless practices that they've created as 'shortcut worships' When infact if people strive to fulfill all of their fardh & then try their best to practice all the sunnah acts of worship, they will have no time at all left for any made-up ways, let alone being able to fulfill all sunnah daily, consistently

[@anwarabrahams2413]

same here in cape town

[@nsm6526]

Same in durban and jhb also...we came here from Asian subcontinent and brought that version of islam here

[@anwarabrahams2413]

@@nsm6526 yes we called cape Malays here

[@SiSp000]

Sadly it is common in Pakistan and we did that too for our elderly May Allah grant all of them peace, his mercy and widen their graves with his blessings and enter them to jannah tul firdous Aameen.

[@ems1677]

Same here in Sénégal, we have tarikha's which are religious sects. Nearly all of the population follow those sects and believe that the founders of these sects can intercede for them in the day of judgement for them to go to heaven

[@megad1231]

Very common in Bangladesh. 🇧🇩

[@amamoon9319]

Common in Africa too. May Allah open our eyes & hearts

[@thefirstKenpachi]

The issue with these practices is that a lot of us were born into it, so it's hard to know it's bidia.

[@nsm6526]

True..people can't believe that what they were taught all their lives and their fathers grandfather's did was actually not part of islam

[@sarimanwermufti5809]

We should be able to distinguish truth from falsehood may Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta Aala help us all aameen

[@AdrianMuslim]

Thank Allah everyday because he has guided you from this misguidance in your country.

[@fakeidentityesq]

Exactly, it's a lifelong struggle. We should not think that because we don't do that, it makes us better than them. The danger of pride is there.

[@MohamedShou]

With all due respect that’s not a good excuse 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@Silent123me]

Alhumdulillah . We have come out of all this. Trying to do more.

[@suhuyinimohammedaminimoro8346]

It's in Ghana too.

[@LaminFatajo-bh4on]

In the Gambia and Senegal is very common may Allah help us.

[@BotjahDoesoen]

Indonesia masih banyak yang seperti ini, semoga ALlah memberikan hidayah kepada kita semua

[@Durio_zibethinus]

Sekecil itu pasti berkecamuk hatinya, belum lagi tekanan dari kerabat untuk Ibunya, mana sedang berkabung pula 😭. Good job untuk adeknya pelafalan bahasa inggrisnya jelas dan lugas. Saya melihat dengan kepala sendiri, orang yang saya kenal sedih bukan main ketika ayahnya meninggal (mereka memang sangat dekat). Dalam keadaan seperti itu, saya dikabarkan ia harus berutang untuk mengadakan "acara" ini akibat tekanan. Kematian ayah seseorang bukannya dibantu, diringankan, malah dituntut kok belum ini itu, tak bayar ini itu 😢. ...dan benar saja, yang paling galak adalah yang menentang saat ada yang kembali ke sunnah. Bukan dari agama lain. Semoga kita semua dilindungi.

[@shahraad]

Happens here in South Africa. And if you question it then people judge you as if you’re saying you don’t want to practice Islam.

[@MohamedShou]

But those that practice it are they Indian South Africans?

[@abumusfira3416]

The 40 days celebration (innovation)is doing in India most of the ignorant people. May Allah guide them in Islam. Ameen

[@muhammadyusuf1023]

Maasha allah sheikh

[@nadeembukhari7973]

AOA. Beautiful.

[@isatouyarboe9027]

This is very common in the Gambia. And scholars participate by reading quran

[@yasinmehmed5600]

They do it here in Bulgaria too

[@md.eftekharahmed3865]

It happens in Bangladesh too. It has become a norm.

[@bjornexyaziz2055]

Jazakallah Khayr Sheikh

[@bukanmanusia4706]

Happening in indonesia as well. Tahlilan kematian in day 1-7, 40, 100, 1000, etch.

[@MohamedShou]

Subhanallah our Asian Muslim brothers and sisters some of them practice weird things that they think is connected to Islam… why is that?

[@creativeideas012]

If you notice, those kinds of people are from amongst the ones who skip fardh They give themselves a pat on the back, thinking they're doing something that'll get them rewarded, by practicing such shortcuts

[@MohamedShou]

@@creativeideas012 really? Interesting never noticed that

[@Know_Allaah_The_All-Mighty]

Astaghfirullah Jazak Allaahu Khayran Allaahumma Aameen to all the Duas!

[@ThSF-V]

Same Here in my country Philippines

[@bobyford8051]

As Indonesians calls it bid'ah hasan

[@adisatanized]

While rasulullah said every bid'ah is wrong

[@AJ-il1lm8ph7z]

Thats also said in Pakistan by the barelvis. What is this Biddah hasanah, this needs explanation.

[@Strangerinthisworld19]

Our Prophet “ﷺ"said ( "Whoever recites Ayatul Kursi after each prescribed prayer, there will be nothing standing between him and his entering Paradise except death." Dont forget to recite Ayatul kursi before sleep Our Prophet(“ﷺ”) said, When you go to your bed, recite Ayatul Kursi and you will be protected by Allah, and no devil will come near you until morning (5010) Narrated by al-Bukhari Take screenshot and share to earn reward,also copy and spread this message

[@SAK1912]

Jazakallah Khairan Shaikh. But it is sad when some of the ustadh or scholars in Malaysia who tried their best in educating the ummah thru quran and sunnah. And yet they are labelled as a wahabi.

[@chernobah7499]

In the Gambia, you will see 3, 7, 40 days and then yearly....may Allah guide us all aameen.

[@Hasnanembong]

Subhanallah..Gambia too? I thought it's specially distinctive in our South east asian culture.

[@googooboyy]

In SG also have practice of 7 days, 40 days, 100 days.. yes, it brings people together, but making it part of ur deen is wrong. Do it because u love allah and don't constraint it to set number of days.

[@touqeerahmed4828]

Masha Allah shaikh. Love from pakistan

[@mohamedrifky4656]

After going through the comments we find this is practiced in most of the countries in Asia,Africa,Europe, and also in Arab countries, so this is an act widely done by the Muslim world. So the majority cannot be taken for granted as wrong. .

[@oasisofthehorizon6078]

I would like to ask a very important question which is related to the celestial ascension of the Holy Prophet Sayedina Muhammad ( SAW) in the night of Meraj. When the Holy Prophet (SAW ) returned , He asked Hazrat Bilaal ( A.S ) why he ( the Prophet (SAW) ) heard the footsteps of Hazrat Bilaal (A.S) in Jannah. Hazrat Bilaal (A.S) replied that he regularly performs two rakaats nafil just after making wudu, and before performing the Farz salaat. My question is, and I ask Allah Azzawajal to forgive me if I am getting this wrong, because i am a little confused, and this confusion is because several Imams said the same thing, Did the Holy prophet (SAW ) know about this nafil prayer hazrat Bilaal (A.S ) was performing, or he did not know, the reason is because he asked hazrat Bilaal (A.S ) about the sound of the footsteps. If the Holy Prophet (SAW) did not know, would it mean that Hazrat Bilaal (A.S) decided on his own to perform this nafil by himself, and was not asked, or told by the Holy Prophet (SAW ) to do it. I hope you understand my point here. It is NOT about doubting about the capacity of the Holy Prophet that he should be automatically be aware about it and was not aware. My point is, if all what I have mentioned here are correct, it would confirm that Hazrat Bilaal (A.S ) decided to perform this nafil without asking the Holy prophet about it, that is whether he ( hazrat Bilaal (A.S )) could perform this nafil, and whether it was correct and allowed to do it. JazaakAllah

[@umarpatel9899]

Alhamdulillah we are not among those even though it is very common here in india as well may Allah gave them hidayah aamin

[@K69g-m7n]

U can do charity in the name of deceased by feeding the poor...not 7 or 40 days..so intention is very important

[@syahprivate2709]

what if not in 40 days, 100 days or what so ever, is it permissable? we just do it the same thing is it consider as bid'ah?

[@codingwithsam4992]

I my family and region and country also they do this. If I raise any question, they will say I am believing in that sect or I am not Muslim etc etc. What should I do? It's like going against the entire community.

[@samia6888]

You stick to the Quran and Sunnah. Do not listen to them. Your afterlife is more important than anything. Keep praying to Allah to guide them and us all. They get mad? Let them get mad. Let them say what they want to say, if you are doing the right thing then your conscience will be clear. May Allah give us all hidaya. Ameen.

[@firdanidanangprakoso8684]

in Indonesia i think that tradition came from hindu because hindu came to Indonesia far before Islam came. The irony is famous kyai/ustadh from one of biggest Muslim organization knew from his kitab that kenduri is bid'ah munkaroh but he still didn't give naseha to his follower clearly, he afraid bcs so many people did it

[@BEANman-d5i]

Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Messenger of Allah (may Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him) said: "When I say: 'glory be to Allah, praise be to Allah, there is none worthy of worship except Allah, and Allah is the Greatest,' this is more beloved to me than all that the sun rises upon." سبحان الله والحمد لله ولا إله إلا الله والله أكبر

[@definitelynotcharaznable7749]

My fellow countrymen

[@AshrafAli-is4wv]

40 days thing also happens in Bangladesh.

[@lillyaamer7779]

It's done in our country and family as well but I and my siblings Alhamdolillah don't take part in this biddah. Jizak Allah Khair Sheikh for your guidance

[@mindbodysoul9066]

Any condemn on concerts in Saudi?

[@itaz6276]

No one celebrates it / they gather and make Duas and recite quran for the deceased

[@shamaselahi5606]

True said 100%.

[@ANA_DAMMI_DRAVIDA]

It's something related to culture and present in hindu religion as well .

[@mk67890]

Very common in India

[@Musafeer360]

Sheikh I think you are making a mistake about pharaoh and the 40 days you mentioned. Let me explain: the 40 days related to the death of pharaohs were primarily about the preservation of the body for the afterlife, the broader symbolism of 40 days as a period of transformation or preparation for a new state of existence links it to the idea of resuscitation or rebirth in a spiritual or eternal sense. And there's a second view about the 40 days in Christianity. I will think that bidaa is more related to that. in Christianity, Jesus spent 40 days in the wilderness before beginning his ministry, and after his crucifixion, he is said to have spent 40 days on Earth before ascending to heaven, which can also be viewed as a period of preparation and transformation leading to a form of spiritual renewal. In clear Sheikh Asseem this bidaa is a form of bidaa that cab be linked to Christianity more that pharaohs..... 😊 I hope this can help. Your futur student in Zad Academy.

[@shaheqaahmed270]

Jazakillah shaikh you given good history of chaliswa

[@malikfarouq4015]

NONSENSE REASONS

[@tariqvains797]

Jazaq Allah

[@Nulmay24]

It's just a matter of reciting Quran, giving in charity or feeding the poor and praying for the deceased. So long as there is no shirk or kufr involved in it, It can be done on 7th day, 40th day or any day. There is no Ayah or hadees preventing it.

[@shamaselahi5606]

Alhamdulillah we have stopped this practise in our family.

[@thelocusftw]

Very common in Bangladesh 😕

[@AnnoyedChocolateBonbons-vf3wl]

This bidah is mostly prevalent in South Asian countries especially Pak india bangladesh...may Allah guide us to the ways of salaf saliheen..❤

[@shahriar0247]

Common in Bangladesh

[@yusuphababucarr1403]

Very common in my country 2 gambia

[@fbilgrami]

He is right in one thing at least. It is an annovation and there is no example of the prophet or his companions engaing in such practices. There is one bit that is wrong though. I mean the Egyptians didnt expect the pharoah to come back in 40 days. I am really not sure where he got this big from. Ancient Egyptians worshipped their pharoahs as living gods. It was part of their religion. A pharoah would spend much of his life building these massive projects, including his / her tomb in their own life. When they died, their bodies would be mummified, organs would be placed in canopic jars, they would also leave food, honey, gold, as well as some of the servants who'd either be left alive or would commit suicide to be with their Pharoah in the afterlife. That he would exit the pyramid into the heavens and these artefacts would be needed in his journey in the next life. No he was not expected to come back in 40 days because the last one didnt either LOL but if you were to ask any Egyptologist, you will get this answer (or a similar one) Chaleeswaan (the word translates to 40th in Urdu / Hindi, has nothing to do with Egyptian. It is more Hindu in nature, signifying 40 days of mourning for the dead. Hope I was able to help May Allah forgive us all and guide us All to the right Path, Ameen

[@YA-mu8zy]

You are a scholar. Mufti real mufti. But duolicate muftees lot of problem. Are you genuine scholar genuine mufti

[@afrinatanwi6907]

Alhamdulillah its now decreasing in Bangladesh

[@RAFINPATWARY]

Sheikh just dismantled most Hujur & their follower in Bangladesh...

[@rainbowrose8802]

Literally tomorrow was an off day due to Chaliswa of Imam Husayn

[@AssyriacUnitarian]

I'd take the day off and chill

[@mukhtartanoli5440]

Nice explanation

[@Qassimcedrick]

My country is too much may Allah make them to change before death